Serious question itt

Has Milo just resorted to posting ****ty content on FB and YT since being fired from Breitbart? Or is he doing something I'm missing?

I would think his career is on life support, but I am not sure. I'd be surprised if he is doing much.

It's not the norm because it didn't work emotionally. Not everybody in the family unit was happy about it. Just because dad and kids like it, doesn't mean everyone is happy.

Furthermore, it didn't work economically. If dad lost his job or got sick and died, mom didn't have the work skills needed to pick up where he left off. If there was a divorce, both suffered financially.

There are a lot of other reasons, but that's a good start.

16 year olds would vote for a very recognizable and charismatic celebrity? Shocked.

Figured you missed this well named..



... cause inquiring minds would be appreciative of a response

Also,


A little moar help on the "wage gap is a myth claim", in just 60 seconds!!




... explained a little moar:

I think it's important to stress that some were, and not to assume all were unhappy. As I've said, women's happiness levels have been going downwards for decades. I'm not saying they should be home in the kitchen at all, but more like "welcome to the club".

The choice should rest in their hands, but to say they all should work is a bit of an over reach. I know plenty of women who don't work and they are extremely happy with their lives.

This statement goes exactly against the way he was portrayed in the media. Trump was about as charismatic as a cancer ward.

Obligatory statement to say I did not watch the utoobz.

The second one was done by a second wave feminist who is an academic and author.

Im not sure why the method in which she delivers her message is relevant. I mean I have seen all sorts of nonsense articles in newspapers both from the left and the right. But the message is all of a sudden more relevant and credible because it comes in print form?

Well, bombarding me with hours of utoobz to pick the bones from is something I'm not playing along with on principle. It also brings up the issue that whatever they say in the video needs a cite, so you might as well give me that in the first place. And it also avoids this thing people do where they post someone else's hour long argument and expect me to respond to that, instead of having them actually present the argument themselves.

If I want to argue with random youtubers then they have a comments section.

Christina Hoff Summers is not a random youtube though she is a well respected academic. And any time I have seen an hour long video it has been time stamped.

Her arguments on the surface make sense to me at least, for example hours worked and different professions chosen between the sexes. Men go for riskier better paid jobs and also jobs like engineers , apprenticeships for skilled labour ect. Women gravitate towards teaching and nursing.

It does mirror the people i know personally which is why it makes sense to me. Anecdotal I know.

I think they way the wage gap is presented is disingenuous but I agree that sexism still exists and that we need to do something about it. I dont believe we live in a patriarchy though and there are some situations where females have privilege and some where males do.

I will respond to your last post btw but will be busy until Monday.

Have a good weekend everybody.

Well, if they do kind of make sense on the surface, maybe think a bit deeper?

Here's my guess of what they had to say: the pay gap isn't real, of course women earn less than men, something something choices.

And this adds nothing to the debate, really. Because we know that men and women behave differently. We know they take different degrees, do different hours, and all that other stuff. The issue is that Well Named has already gone to great lengths explaining that beyond these there are still studies showing a portion of the wage gap unaccounted for, and anyone who isn't satisfied with mere surface level explanation is interested in the whys and wherefores of those different choices.

I'm not going to reiterate his posts because he's already done it better than I can, but there's your starting point if you actually want to further the discussion.

I agree that it should be their choice. It should also be a man's choice in all ways equivalent.

LOL hours wot?? 1st video is 60 seconds & second video is 5 minutes ... Stop being lazy

Also, we should really be discussing the defining issue of our time; Islam and its oppressive practices wrt the treatment of women & gays, along with the religions overall actions when dealing with human rights issues across the world

We tried that. You failed miserably. Should we go to the tape?

Sure, but by the tone of your post, you seem to be caught up in some delusion that this "tape" you speak of will somehow lean in your favor.

Some real "tape" truth help you can read to better familiarize yourself :

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/21...lieve-1645074/

Lawl, yeah champ, that's the exact thread I was referring to. You couldn't last 3 posts. Start here:

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...&postcount=447

I didn't click them. Frequently we get much longer. It doesn't matter, you can either make the argument yourself and use some cites or I don't care. Diverting to third party vlogs and **** doesn't interest me.

Just to be clear, you're saying that women can't have the equivalent freedom or choices as men because men won't tolerate it because they talk too much?

+1

It's a pretty simple answer actually. Productivity is way up over the last 50 years, while wages are totally stagnant. Costs keep going up (inflation), so it takes more and more hours worked to sustain a family.

This again, huh?

The gender wage gap exists. From Wiki:

We also have empirical evidence of gender discrimination:

http://gap.hks.harvard.edu/orchestra...male-musicians

So it seems reasonable to assume that some if not all of the 5-6% wage gap is due to gender discrimination.

And this doesn't even cover how women have been discouraged from pursuing high paying careers.

LOL, I know you aint lying..... Lotta "Yes maam" in your family no doubt, Im sure. Dont feel bad, demasculation of men is the new masculine nowadays.

LOL



Speaking of kerolol, where she been? I guess she feels that her work is done in PoliticsDitto

It is definitely worth noting how the "Men's Right's Advocates" have made this their absolute #1 issue, trying to "debunk" the gender gap. And sadly they have convinced a lot of people, through mutilation of statistics, as well as playing on their already existing biases, that they are right.

But the facts are the facts are the facts:
https://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/...-income-level/

Obviously, any man who respects a woman has been castrated.

Great counterargument.